As an avid traveler with a particular love for Morocco, I have decided to create a fun, comprehensive trip to introduce you to the countries charm ! From the vibey chaos of Marrakesh to the serenity of the Sahara desert and the cultural feast that is Fes- we will be including it all. What initially started out as a ladies group, due to multiple requests I will be taking couples\singles\families on the next one!

I will be collaborating with a local tour guide of Sahrawi roots, passionate about showcasing his country authentically, including hidden gems not on typical itineraries. For our Muslim participants, we will include stops for Salah. Everything is meticulously planned, ensuring a stress-free, enjoyable experience. This trip features halal food and is alcohol-free, allowing you to relax and fully immerse yourself in the adventure. Just show up and let the journey begin!

A non refundable deposit is required to secure your place.

Final payments need to be paid at date specified or you will not be allowed on the trip.

Travel & Medical insurance is mandatory (you might be covered on your credit card)

Flights, visas and other documentation need to be organised by yourself.

Trip itinerary is subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances .

We pick you up from the airport, then overnight and dinner stay in a hotel. Meet & Greet & a warm welcome to the retreat. 

Casablanca, where we will visit the grand Hassan 2 mosque, one of the tallest and most spectacular mosques in the world. Your tour will begin through the streets of Casablanca and will take you to the Hassan II mosque. It is both a prestigious religious building and a cultural complex. Built near the sea, the Hassan II mosque extends over nine hectares and contains in addition to the prayer room, a library, a museum and a Koranic school.  Dinner and night in Casablanca

After the economic capital of the country, you are now in the administrative capital of the country. Rabat is also the current imperial city of the Moroccan kingdom. Your visit to Rabat will first take you to the Hassan Tower. After visiting this unfinished minaret, you will visit the Mohamed V mausoleum as well as the Oudayas kasbah. The next stage of your tour will take you to Chefchaouen. There you will spend the night in a riad.

The morning of the fouth day of your tour is dedicated to the discovery of the city of Chefchaouen , you have the freedom to stroll through the streets of the blue city. You will visit the old medina, Plaza Utta Hammas and the heart of the city too. In the afternoon we will make our way to Akchour, a local hotspot with beautiful waterfalls and stunning scenery. You can either swim here or just relax and enjoy the beautiful landscapes. We will then head back to Chefchaouen where we will spend another night.

Today we will be touring Fes.

Fes, one of Morocco's oldest cities, is famed for its historic medina, vibrant markets, and ancient educational institutions. Founded in the 8th century, it houses the UNESCO-listed medina, Fes el-Bali, with landmarks like Al Quaraouiyine Mosque and University, and Al-Attarine Madrasa.

Renowned for traditional crafts, Fes features iconic leather tanneries such as Sidi Moussa and Chouara.

Bustling markets like Kifah Kissariya and Place Seffarine offer local goods from spices to metalwork. Cultural sites like the Moulay Idriss Mausoleum highlight its spiritual heritage, making Fes a captivating destination rich in Moroccan culture.

Be prepared for our longest drive of the trip. On the morning of your 7th day, you leave Fez towards Ifrane. First by crossing the High Atlas through AZROU and the largest cedar forest in northern Africa. Then via the Tizi N’talghom pass you reach Midelt, then towards the desert, after the Errachidia dam, your journey continues to the Ziz valley where you can enjoy a breathtaking panorama. After passing through Erfoud, a town known for its dates and its marble renowned for its inclusions of fossils dating back 360 million years, you arrive at Merzouga. From there, you are invited to take a camel ride before admiring the sunset over the dunes and tasting traditional mint tea. Dinner around a campfire, accompanied by nomad songs. Night at the foot of the Erg Chebbi dunes.

Begin your day with a delightful breakfast at the Merzouga camp, marking the start of another adventure. Our journey takes us through picturesque villages such as Millab, Tinjdad, Toroug, and the enchanting Todgha Valley. This lush, green valley is dotted with charming mud-brick villages and framed by majestic mountains.

Upon reaching the awe-inspiring Todgha Gorges, you'll have the opportunity to savor a delicious lunch, relax, or take a leisurely stroll along the serene river.

Next, we venture to the breathtaking Dadès Valley, renowned for its stunning rock formations and historic kasbahs constructed from mud.

Our day will end in Ouzarzate where we will spend a restful night amidst the tranquil beauty of this oasis.

Through Skoura and its thousands of palm groves you reach El Kalaa Mgouna, the village where there are several rose plantations which produce around 400 tonnes of petals each spring. Your trip continues to Ouarzazate. This region is also called the Moroccan Hollywood, it is indeed home to several studios, sets and film sets where several films and episodes of world-famous series have been filmed. Your presence in Ouarzazate will also be an opportunity to discover the kasbah of Aït-Ben-Haddou. It is a fairly famous kasbah which has appeared in some film productions and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

You will take a break to have your lunch. After that, you will cross the impressive Atlas Mountains and the Berber villages nestled on the mountainside to reach Marrakech. You will spend the night in a hotel or riad in Marrakech.

“The pearl of the south", founded in the 11th century by the Almoravids. Your visit will include the Tombs of the Saadians (16th century dynasty), the Dar Si Saïd museum, the Agdal and Menara Gardens, the Koutoubia, the Bahia Palace, the tanners and dyers' district. In the afternoon, you will visit the souks and alleys around the Jemaa El Fna Square, listed as a universal heritage site by UNESCO, where the spectacle is permanent, with storytellers, snake charmers, sellers of a thousand drinks, spitters of fire, musicians and artists of all kinds.

Farewell and transfer to the airport in Casablanca.